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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
DIDN'T Do THE TOWN.
a Cowboy KHlsd at Fort Smith Whilo
Resisting Arrest.

FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept. IA reck-
less cowboy named W. c, Baldwin 81
tempted to take III the town to-nizh. ard
vas istauy ssct 81 Deputy Sheriff Ruth-
crford while resisting ec1cst ana s.
tempting to saoct C. policemaa. E1!dwla
came here to-tay from 4 r2rc1 nfa.
AIkeGzss City, aud tonight go5 liz
s Tow with G. osrk2epar. Ike tier vert IL
ire hotel where Re ard his Tife we're
stepping, got bis six-sh3otar aot Wont
up Garrison avenue brardislil@ his
pistol and defy.aa the suthoriti-s. Il
fred one ahot, when Officer 1IcD4aieilz
attempted his arcest, but Instead ef SUE
rendering he covered McDsniel's WIZ
zig pistol, when d putty SGerif Rather
ford. 10 save McDarieLs' life, i;ei, htt
ting Baldwin in the stomach. Ta3 DALI
passed through him, coming Gu e. ,hs
/ back. Baldwin was taken 10 his h0lel
| bl. lived only lev moments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

service for which the year before be had
received only $4,000, and that this was
done with the knowledge OF the board Of
directors Of said rsilrCsd company: that
ssid Girs c:ors have been guilty OF
fraudulent mansg 5ment Of the al
tars Ct said corporation; that on
account of said management sid cOrpor-
ation j. either insClvant or ou the verge
CT insolvency and will be compelled 10
discontinue the busin SIS fer which it
wac orEanizst, unless it is tlken GU. OF
tn hands CT the prsGept management;
Grd il is necessary, in order to p9egerve
the property q the corporation and tna
Interest Of holders Ct common stock a
sid corporstlon a1d the creditors 81
said cooperation, tas. receiver be ~
pointed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
\ Rec2iVtr Ashed Fer.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Sep. 1.-THE
Enquirer to-day in its railroad column,
SAYS yesterday afternoon st Hamilton,
Butter county, OHIO, 8 petition was filed
with the clerk OF the Common Pleas
court, asking that receiver be appointed
to take charge OF the Cincinnati, Hsnil-
ton and Dsyton Railroad Company.
Gec.ge n. Duckworth, the plsintitf,
states that he is owner OF 250 Shares Of
common stock in the Cincinnati, Hsmil-
ton and Dayton Rsilway Ct 500 par
value. TIE plaintiff says further that in
January, 1887, the stockholders OF said
road authorized further issue q
s. 600 900 OF bonds to be secured by
MOI gage upon seid road, and il the
mouth Of June, 1887, authorized a
further issue Of $500, 900 of bonds, said
bonds to be sold and the proceeds
expended in purchasing equipments for
said road, and on S 4ptemoer 10, 1886, the
stockholders authorized the issuance Of
$40, 000,000 of preferred stock for TIE
purpose q taking up the bonds and stock
guaranteed by said 1895, bu sfterwar0 it
was resolved 10 sell said $4,000 coo OF
preferred stock and use the pr0ce= ds Tor
general purposes Of the road, and that
o1lC president ana vice. president Oy VIZ
tue Of their offices Gnd,ss fiscal SCENTS for
said I0ai were authorized to sell sGiu
bonds aGd stock; mat from and after
Jane 90, 1886, iii earnings SIS aior>saii
OF SAID read beirg sent to II. S Ives &
/ Co. II New YORK. said II. S. Ives aud
George S.ayneT used satd proceeds and
said moneys, coming into their hands as
/ BANNERS OF said road, for their OWE puT-
poses entirely and nos for the purposes
of caid rCaf, and that they sold said
/ $4,000 Of bonds and over 81, 600 OF
said preferred stock authorized to be is
sued as aforesaid, and used:ssid proceeds
entirely for their own purposes and net
for the purposes of that road. Rhspiain-
| tiff further states that c. c. Walthas hsen
second e-president and manager
of said railroad company from June,
1886, to the present time, and is
still acting as such; that in June, iSe6,
his salary was $4,000 per annu4 that
said salary was increased duringfne sue
ceeding year on three OCCASIONS, until he
was receiving the sum of s25,M per an
nun as salary for performing the same
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

WINNIPEG, NAN, Sea9. IL - Ire
mendous excitement was occasionad il
Winnipeg yesterday over the ding Of g
bill for Injunction against The Red River
Valley Railway by the Federal govern
merit through Minister OF Justice Thomp
son Hh0 signed the necessary p5p-rs
when Passing home IN Ottawa Yesterday
from s. visit &c British Columbia Th,s
is looked upon IS the las straw TO bresl
the back of tie camel end mus; lesd 10
trouble The people here are very ind;g2au5
and indignation meetings ere threatened.
The l0Ca! authorities, while appycheEaigc
# TIE serious turn affairs have taken,
VIII not rulcpt one i0ta. and the con
sau1tion Of the road will proceed. II
tereat i coded TO tha scene by the feet
the local government have tided over the
fpaucisi pressure and $l00, coo due Ryan
& Hayne, contractors, waS met today
aud 100000 paid in Montreal to release
the rails there consigned 70 the bank
The iron is now under way and is cx
pected to arrive il q few days. a formal
light will be continued N courts simply
TO delay proceedings that the road msy be
completed and ready for operation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
sac Angus..ns.s on prospsc.s.

Special 20 the Gazette.
san AUGUSTINE, Tex, Sept A.-Capt.
I. =. Gammage Of the Palestine Petrol
cum and Mining Company arrived mere
on the S.h, aud yesterday, in coGpSry
win o numAer of our most prominent
ci:iz ms, weDt out to sec our oil fields
north ard south of town. Cspt. Gam
mage declares tina: ne is more than salts
It'd and thst If his company accepts the
propositions made by our cit.z us test
well will soon be bored, though no f9al
trade has been mace. There is 70 doubt
that we have large q uantities of Oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
EscnrlsYf..,s Indncenn 80.

speclsl - me Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEN Sept. Il.-TArso Of
or moss Influential bnsiless m5u src
now north fos he purpose OF Offering the
Rec6 Island Railroad Company induce
men>s 70 secure that road 10 Henrietta IS
nov being surveyed. l. has been accer-
tanned that tie surveyor OF sail r1Gb
az row betwea2 Fort Siu, l. T., a1d
Henrietta, and :b2t they re coming this
Way j. { lively rat9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
Consumption. Wa.tlrg piseases

And General Debility. Doctors disagree as TO
the relative value of Cod Liver oil and Hgro
Ehosphites: the one supplying strengthSand
as a.tpnic to the dige7tive and entire ssstem.
Butln Scotia Emulation of Cod Liver OF with
II qphosphite. the two are combined, and the
e fest is wonderful. Thousands who h3ye de-
rsHed no perHanent benefit Iom other pfepara
nehs have bem cured by tbs Seott's Fmul
Sion IL perfecIy .palatable ana iseasily disssted
by those who eannot tolerate plain Cod Ewes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
gav0vito Ain8 to tho N0rtb, &e4.
and Southeast
cubic dsllz lles Ct Pullman Palace slssp.s

cubic dsil7 Ilps cf Pullman Palace EIeer.s.
JaJC thsough to Sc. louis VIA the
TON Mountain Route
s3e,t1ks ;ouE s!skets roAd Via Ioxks sea ~
attic E&ii3ay. Soc maps, tire tables, .!ckl}s
TEtaE sac s-l required Information. Cail on
o. u. IJSEI
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Fort Worth
JAKE ZURH, TiChet Agent Oily Office, Ccrle,
Main aad ThlTo streets.
H. c. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Dallas.
i. ". MCCULLOUGH, General Pascergo: 81,
Ticket agent, DallRs Tey.
JNO \. CHANT. General manager,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

5sata 70 Eseqse-auif, Colorado snd santa
Eo EsiiwSg
VIII sell excuHsiea tickets 10 Denver,
Col, and return ~ $3LO5, good going
until September 10, and returning until
O,roher 81; G!so to SSsLouis snd return
81 80 For EGIiiIiormsjQn. ina tickets
call a. ticket Office, sol Msf~ stIeet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
Houston and Texas Central R'g

THE oNL ALL-sTEEL LINE IN TIE sTATF
Double deily traiDs each way. I'hv9as.
Slaepers between St. Louis and Corsica
na on Train. and 2, dnc between St Louis arl
Denison aad SedSHa, Sleeper between RoQE
Ton and Austin. Through TfcKets to sll points
quickest route 70 New Orleans and Holnts II
and St. Louis or Houston and New OrIeazf
steamship t.ok5.s 10 or from my pot2: Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

sep where it is, but the roads will do
better still and vii! pyobably next devote
their sttentioH TO fast passenger
trains. Texas railroads keep up with the
procession.
The Fort Worth arG Denver viii in 6
few short mouths Ink the destiajes Of the
Queen City Of the Pains ard the Queen
Ci.g q the Pr2i-ias, Denver and Fort
WoT,H The two cities viii soor he
staun, slli5s, and the g-9st Panhs2dle
road y make t1cm one in & cammau
interes Fort Worth and Denver will
distribute 10 the gres5 southwest, west
ard northwest al commodities th-t can
ne transported by ships TO gull ports,
anG then carried By rlil q the metro
poll OF he great states cf Texas aad
Colorado. De1verites aa& Fort Worthi&us
mus s0vG know esCh olltr better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
THE RAILROADS.
The Chjc7go. RACK Island and Pagiae
Engineers al Work Mar
F0rl Sill, / T.

The Fort Worth md DeavaT-Loc2iiD& &c
Brow Observation-Disclosures CcustructiGn
in1SSS-Tho Cotton SEX, Etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

In another twelve moLtEs F2rt Worth
will be the most Important city or the
line Of the s.. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
with taa single exception OF 81. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

daughter of deceased by a former mar
riage, living in New York. Judge Furman
admitted the letter to probate and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

VI IlnpuLO 0ItIUiC5- 49, HINV' A-N 49,
Worth Grocer Cos Manufacture and have
exclusive sale Of the famous Minter
Creamery butter made here O. home,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

The men and teams which have been
waiting in DAles county for tie securing
ot riglt Ct way fer the Cotton Belt VII.
be e. work esrly this week The right
OF way committee lakes the field this
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
Homo Notes

The Missouri Pacific uorlhb00nd was
some minutes late in leaving last night.
A train losd cf oak lies fox tA9 his
sour Psc fc Taylor H3u5toa eXten.iol
went ccut1 last night.
In another twelve months FGrt Worth
will be the most Important city or the
line Of the s.. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
with In single exception o. 81. Louis.
The men and teams which have been
waiting in DAlies county l0r tie securing
q ri2lt ot wsy fer the Cotton Belt Wi.
be e. work esrly this week. The right
OF way committee lakes the field this
morning.
There is every indication that In loSS
Texas will lead every state In the Uoion
n the number Of miles Of railroad built.
and Fort Worth Will surely be the cen
tral point on nearly all the new roads
constructed.
CT. Capern, genernl live stock sgcnt
and poet of the CAicsGo, Burlington ard
Quincy, who makes Fort Worth his head
quarters, leaves thi morDiug for 3 weeks
trip no the Fort Worth and Denver, to
look sitter beef shipments.
1t is said thet SpriDgtia ED, OHIO, CAPT
taltsts are beng interested in certain
proposed Fort Worth railroad. gentle
man, who has interests in this city, VINO
is citizen CT Springfield, has laid the
matter before his fellow tOWnsmen.
The locating engineers OF the Fort
Worth end Rio Grdnde will this week run
I. line to Brentwood from point aonc
miles this side of Coleman City. When
this line is run the PaluXy will occupQ
their attention sgaiG, and then the line
will be decided on.
-.
There arc all kinds Of ruEors in regard
10 an amending frelgbtrate war between
Twas roads and other roads G0ioe
mistress with Texas roads. II is saif
IN. war will be to the knife and the Enif-
10 the hi!., and that other freight beside
cotton VII be affected.
The ergineers OF The ClI2qgo, Roct
Islspd snd Pacific ere seid 70 be some
where ia the lndisn Territory, nor mspJ
miles from Fort sill. Nov is the tiI2i
lot NOH -SSOtJ pO"iS an - 80 -
be on the lookout and demonstrate tf'
practicabil.Y and advantages Of tht
-oute through those places.
Il is learned from d gentleman Just II
from GrauburY who stopped at Rocl
q Creek and other points on the For
worth ard Rio Grarde that four or tiv'
days WORK will place the read in goot
condition Tor travel. President Paddock
and General Superintendent Colon vii
probably announce tie latter part OF thu!
week when the road will De open To-
business.
Every road in Texas mas for six month;
past been exerting itself to tran spor
freights in short time, and they sre coins
wonders as compared with the time aos
year ago. TIE improvement VIII no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

There is every indication that IN 1855
Texas will lead every state in the Uoion
IN the number Of miles Of railroad built.
and Fort Worth will surely be the cen
tral point on nearly all the new roads
constructed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

CT. Capern, genernl live stock sgent
and poet of the ChicagO, Burlington and
Quincy, who makes Fort Worth his head-
quarters, leaves thi morning. for s weeks
trip no the Fort Worth and Denver, TO
look after beef shipments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

Mocha sad golden Rio cot
and will upe roasted fresh
Provinces, IL coffee rooster,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

Still Ii
God caa
every q
! your A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

The Very Best
News and family paper in the state Is
the WEEKLY GAZETTE; price reduced to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

1t is said thet Springfield, Ohio, CAPT
talists are beng Interested in a certain
proposed Fort Worth railroad. a gentle
man, who has interests in this city, VINO
is q citizen CT Springfield, has laid the
matter before his fellow townsmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.

Dr. rrivs.s, the only DaKiug IcwurI Inaa uUon
not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. SOLD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
SANTA Re ROUTE !
Gulf, Colorado and Santa P8RailTa7.
Saore Niles of Steel Rails than sny Lima
In the State.

Through sleepers on trains ! and between
Galveston and Kan sas City. No change OF cars
OF any class. Qui9kest route to Houston and
Galveston. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

The locating engineers Of the Fort
Worth Gnd Rio Gr6nde will this week run
/. line TO Brentwood from point aomc
miles this side of Coleman City. When
this line Is run the PaluXy will occup2
their attention sgaiG, and then the line
will be decided on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

JAMES 8. CARK, Genr Pass. Ag't, Calves
ton.
&Ws e. WILLIAMS, Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

There arc all kinds Of rumors IN regsrd
TO an impending frelgbt-rate War between
Texas roads oud otaer roads Golag
business with Texas roads. II is SAID
the war will be to the knife and the Knife
to the hi!:, and that other freight pes-de
cotton VII be affected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

The engineers OF ire Caieqgo, Rock
I7lspd snd Pacific ere said 70 be SONG
where ia the Indisn Territory, moi mspy
miles from Fort sill. NoY is the tiI2e
for Montseue, Bowie and Darlington 20
be on the lookout and demonstrate the
practicebili;y and advantages OF the
route through those places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

| SOUTHWARK. TIME CARD. NORTHWARD
In effect AuG. i. ISL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12

Every road in Texas mas Tor SIX n onths
past been exertipg itself to transp
freights in short time, and they sre cong
wonders as compared with the time aoe
q year ago Tne improvement Will not
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-30
SIFTINGS OF CITY NEWS.
LITTLE GOSSIP FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the News
Reporters - Yesterdays Happenings
Told in Brief Paragraphs-Picki at
Police Headquarters.
Bartels gymnasium will open Thursday
next at Turner's Hall
Five arrests were made by the police yes
terday, all for disorderly conduct.
The Italian bark Emilio Ciampo will go
up on Willinks marine railway this morn
ing. She will have her copper taken off and
an examination or survey will be made.
The steamer Pilot Boy arrived here yes
terday shortly after l2 O'Clock with col
ored excursion from Beaufort. The exour-
sionists left in the afternoon on their return.
The MORNING News Early Fruit Bureau
has received from Messrs. w. D. Simkins 81
Co., of this city, the first Florida oranges of
the season. They were grown near Lees
burg, Fla, and are three weeks ahead of
last seasons receipts.
Mr.. c. P Miller, President of the Y. NJ.
c. A, has received tho resignation of Secre-
tary J. J. Frater, who will accept the posi-
ton of Secretary of the Montgomery, Ala.
branch Of that association. An informal
meeting will be held tomorrow evening at
the rooms of the association, and Mr.. Frater
viii then bid his friends goodbye. AT the
next meeting of the board of managers
steps will be taken TO secure, at once,
another general secretary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-30
Charleston Mention.

The lightship from Rattlesnake Shoals,
which is now lying at Pregnalls wharf for
repairs, was struck by lightning during the
thunder and rain storm on Saturday after
noon. The lightning struck the top of the
sheer poles, which had been set up for the
purpose of taking down the mast, and shat
tered them into pieces, scattering the chips
some distance around. The fiery current
then ran down to the deck, and passing over
TO the wharf, enveloped a lot of pig iron
there in fame 1t also played with alarm
ing brilliancy about the machinery on
Brotherhood's monster phosphate dredge,
which was fastened to the wharf, but did
no damage beyond the destruction of the
sheer poles.
Mr. William L. Miller has at his office in
Gillon street two immense iron shells, said
to be the first two shots fired at Battery
Wagner during the late unpleasantneSs
The shells are both intact, never having ex-
ploded, and weigh 800 pounds each. They
came into the possession Of Mr. Miller at the
time of the McLeish sale. Mr.. McLeish it is
said, bought them as relics, and paid a.good
round sum for them 1t is O fact, not gen
orally known, perhaps, that hundreds of old
mortars and shells picked up in the shallow
creeks around Morris Island and other
places in the harbor, are being shipped as
old iron to the North, there to be converted
into implements of a more profitable and
peaceful character
Return of deaths within the city of
Charleston for the week ending Aug 81.
1887: Whites IA, blacks and colored 35:
total 49-excluding i stillborns, . whites, 4
colored; 2 premature, white, colored; |
homicide, colored. Under year of age, 4
white, IL colored between and years Of
age, 8 white, 8 colored; between ) and 10
years of age, white, 4 colored; between 10
and 20 years of age, colored; between 20
and 80 years Of age, colored; between 80
between 10 and 80 years of age, 2 coiored /;
between 80 and go years of age 1 white 5
| colored; between 60 and 70 years of age, |
white; between 20 and so years of age,
white, / colored; between 50 and 90 years
of age, white; over 100 years of age, |
colored. Annual death rate per 900,
white, for past week 2600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-30
Decatur to Burn.
From the Decatur CGa0 Cayonic,

From the Decatur (Gd) Chronicle.
Some crank or fool has written q card to
the editor of the Chronicle, saying that on
Sept. /, which is Thursday of next week,
Decatur is going to be consigned to the
flames While we think there is nothing at
all in it, yet it will not be a
bad idea for all of our citizens
to scrub their old guns and pistols, and
be ready to make mincemeat of AMY person
or persons who might attempt TO fire a
building. If sane person were going to at
tempt such a thing he would not inform any
one of his intentions, and if a crank feels it
his religious duty he will be captured before
any damage can be done. The card reads
more like it was from the pen of crank
than sane person. Here it is, verbatim
Mr.. Editor, please notify the good people
of Decatur that the court house and most of
the Dwellings in the town of decatur will
be burned to the ground September |, 1887,
mark what l say. my words will come
true, and feare there will be lives lost on
that awful day. prepare to meet the worst.
"a friend"
The card was mailed in Atlanta and bears
no date, except the post mark, which bears
the date of Aug. IS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-30
A Savennahian's Woes.

The Rome Ca Bulletin says: "a GER
tain young man arrived in the city yester.
day from Savannah, Ga, to visit certain
young lady. While he was quietly waiting
for her to make her appearance another
young gentleman sent up his card and that
of his friends who desired to meet her sister
They were informed that the young ladies
would be delighted to see them. They pro.
ceeded at once to the parlor and there met
the girls and Immediately took possession
of them, and when supper was an.
nounced carried them down to sup
per with the Savannah man follow.
ing on behind. They SO arranged them
selves at the table as to bar him from sit.
ting near the girls, Some two hours after
supper one of the young gentlemen found
out that the Savannah young man had
come all the way to see the young lady and
then he called him aside and commenced tc
apologize for intruding on him. mo in
trusion,n responded the Savannah young
man; mo intrusion We do say that this
Savannah young man was very kind wher
he can open his heart and say mo intru.
sion" after being kept from renewing his
VOWS to his noble loved one once more"